Stop! You mustn’t _______ any chocolate for his dogs.
A. are getting
B. gets
C. get

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A. so does
B. so has
C. neither does
D. neither has
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Which is correct?
A. Jenna is the girl who stole my headphones.
B. Jenna is the girl that stole my headphones.
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Last week, Ava and Rohan were having a fun chat about their favorite meals. Ava excitedly shared that she had devoured a mouthwatering pizza the night before. Can you guess what the past perfect tense of the verb “to eat” is?
A. Eat
B. Ate
C. Eaten
D. Had eaten
